Sentence examples for understand in light from inspiring English sources
The seeming perfection of the Romney's union has led to some eye-rolling, but their claim of total harmony is a bit easier to understand in light of their religious beliefs.
"The appeal of trophy real estate to foreign buyers is easy to understand in light of the cheap dollar".
This, says Peter Kozel, executive managing director of Newmark Knight Frank, an international real estate appraisal firm, "is easy to understand in light of the cheap dollar".
This, says Peter Kozel, executive managing director of Newmark Knight Frank, an international real estate appraisal firm, "is easy to understand in light of the cheap dollar". What better place to develop a foothold in the U.S. than in the most desirable neighborhoods of Malibu, Aspen, Palm Beach or the Hamptons?
The links between U.S. domestic politics and foreign policy have rarely been understood in Turkey, and have become increasingly difficult for Turks to understand in light of recent events.
We then used our method to study the effect of overestimation of publication-citation records on the accuracy of citation indices an important issue to understand in light of the wide-spread use of such measures to evaluate individual, department, and university performance.
Rather, the decision is best understood in light of entrenched historical understandings of the federal government's appropriate role in managing diverse species of risk.
Perhaps it is best understood in light of the old political axiom that people vote against, not for.
Stevens's tenure on the court must be understood in light of the ideological changes that swept through the institution after his appointment in 1975.
Ellipsis, also called ellipse, characterized by the deliberate omission of a word or words that are, however, understood in light of the grammatical context.
Industrial relation scholars have long argued that conflict in the workplace must be understood in light of the social relations of the work environment.
